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# Audits & Testing

The PoolTogether Protocol has undergone three formal professional third party audits. Two have been [conducted by Open Zeppelin](https://blog.openzeppelin.com/pooltogether-v3-audit/), and one by ditCraft.

Additionally the PoolTogether core team has a long term security relationship with [ConsenSys Diligence](https://diligence.consensys.net/audits/) including monthly code reviews.

Notwithstanding, portions of the PoolTogether Protocol codebase will continue to evolve and **it should never be expected that 100% of the deployed code has been formally audited.**

We encourage responsible disclosure of any vulnerabilities in the smart contracts and will pay up to $25,000 for those. See the [Bounties](/security/bounties.md) for more details.


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